Video recordings
Subject
Subject Source: Library Of Congress Genre/Form Terms
Found in 446 Collections and/or Records:
"making the sequel to Myst" promotional video [VHS], 1997
Item
Identifier: CYAN-RIVEN-PROMOTION.11
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This collection includes over 200 videotapes and audio recordings from the history of Cyan and the Myst series. The videos are primarily from the production of Riven: The Sequel to Myst, including raw camera footage and composite tests from the filming of the live-action portions of the game, developer interviews, and behind-the-scenes footage used in "The Making of Riven" documentary. The tapes also include footage from other Myst-related projects, along with footage from general Cyan...
Dates:
Copyright: 1997
"March/April 2003 Raw Game Footage, Raw Uru Captures 1 of 2" [miniDV], March–April 2003
Item
Identifier: CYAN-URU-PRODUCTION.10
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This collection includes over 200 videotapes and audio recordings from the history of Cyan and the Myst series. The videos are primarily from the production of Riven: The Sequel to Myst, including raw camera footage and composite tests from the filming of the live-action portions of the game, developer interviews, and behind-the-scenes footage used in "The Making of Riven" documentary. The tapes also include footage from other Myst-related projects, along with footage from general Cyan...
Dates:
March–April 2003
"March/April 2003 Raw Game Footage, Raw Uru Captures 2 of 2" [miniDV], March–April 2003
Item
Identifier: CYAN-URU-PRODUCTION.11
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This collection includes over 200 videotapes and audio recordings from the history of Cyan and the Myst series. The videos are primarily from the production of Riven: The Sequel to Myst, including raw camera footage and composite tests from the filming of the live-action portions of the game, developer interviews, and behind-the-scenes footage used in "The Making of Riven" documentary. The tapes also include footage from other Myst-related projects, along with footage from general Cyan...
Dates:
March–April 2003
Mark Flitman papers
Collection
Identifier: FLITMAN
Abstract
Mark Flitman is a retired game producer who worked at game publisher primarily in the Chicago area from the 90s–2000s, including Konami, Acclaim, Mindscape, Midway, and Atari. In his career, Flitman often worked on product strategy for game publishers and managed the production of licensed game titles, in particular video games based on Marvel and DC comics properties and The Simpsons. Flitman was also a producer for Midway's line of extreme sports game adaptations, such as NFL Blitz and MLB...
Dates:
Majority of material found within 1990–2012
Found in:
Video Game History Foundation Library
Marketing focus group recordings, 1997
Sub-Series
Identifier: CYAN-RIVEN-BTS-FOCUS
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This collection includes over 200 videotapes and audio recordings from the history of Cyan and the Myst series. The videos are primarily from the production of Riven: The Sequel to Myst, including raw camera footage and composite tests from the filming of the live-action portions of the game, developer interviews, and behind-the-scenes footage used in "The Making of Riven" documentary. The tapes also include footage from other Myst-related projects, along with footage from general Cyan...
Dates:
1997
Master footage, est. 1994–1997
Sub-Series
Identifier: CYAN-RIVEN-BTS-MAKING.M
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This collection includes over 200 videotapes and audio recordings from the history of Cyan and the Myst series. The videos are primarily from the production of Riven: The Sequel to Myst, including raw camera footage and composite tests from the filming of the live-action portions of the game, developer interviews, and behind-the-scenes footage used in "The Making of Riven" documentary. The tapes also include footage from other Myst-related projects, along with footage from general Cyan...
Dates:
est. 1994–1997
Mego "Time-Out" Toss-Up commercial
Collection
Identifier: PROMO-COMMERCIALS-001
Abstract
In 1980, the Mego toy company licensed the Game & Watch handheld games by Nintendo for North American release under the name "Time-Out." This commercial is believed to be the second revision of the commercial for the "Time-Out" Toss-Up, better known by its original title, Game & Watch: Ball.
Dates:
Issued: June 25, 1980
Found in:
Video Game History Foundation Library
Mego "Time-Out" Toss-Up commercial, partial color restoration, June 25, 1980
Item
Identifier: PROMO-COMMERCIALS-001.2
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This collection contains two digital copies of the 30-second commercial for the Mego "Time-Out," one with restored colors and one pre-restoration. These videos were digitized from a 16mm film produced by DuRona Productions.
Dates:
Issued: June 25, 1980
Mego "Time-Out" Toss-Up commercial, unrestored transfer, June 25, 1980
Item
Identifier: PROMO-COMMERCIALS-001.1
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This collection contains two digital copies of the 30-second commercial for the Mego "Time-Out," one with restored colors and one pre-restoration. These videos were digitized from a 16mm film produced by DuRona Productions.
Dates:
Issued: June 25, 1980
Michael Shorrock, Sega Channel collection
Collection
Identifier: SHORROCK
Abstract
Michael Shorrock is a game producer and executive who worked at companies including Broderbund, Sega of America, and e-learning company Ninth House Network. Shorrock's career focused on interactive content delivery and educational games.
Notably, Shorrock was the vice president of programming for Sega Channel, a cable-based game delivery system for Sega Genesis, produced by Sega of America in conjunction with Tele-Communications, Inc. and Time Warner Cable. While working for Sega,...
Dates:
Publication: 1993–1998
Found in:
Video Game History Foundation Library